milwaukee kayaking

What a great summer it has been, however, it’s not over yet. Whether you are from Milwaukee or visiting from out of town, kayaking the Milwaukee rivers is a fun and great way to see the city. With the season coming to an end, now is the time to jump in a kayak and explore…

1. Stop and dock up at a local restaurant and enjoy the view of the river while eating your meal. 2. You can stop at one Milwaukee’s famous landmarks such as the Bronze Fonz, enjoy a movie at the Riverside Theater or a theatrical performance at the Milwaukee Pabst Theater. 3. Travel from bar to…

Kayaking in Milwaukee: Shedding Light on Milwaukee’s Lighthouses The Great Lakes and Milwaukee River have played pivotal roles in the formation and growth of Milwaukee as a community and a city. As such, boats and barges have long – utilized the city’s waterways and access to Lake Michigan for a multitude of uses. While we now…

1. The Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge This iconic tied-arch bridge, named after one of Milwaukee’s longest serving mayors, is 120′ tall, 1.9 miles long, and spans the Milwaukee harbor. It doesn’t get much more Milwaukee than this.   2. Riversculpture! On the Riverwalk Up to 20 different sculptures featuring local, regional, and national artists line…

As the first big Milwaukee Kayaking weekend of the season apporaches, it’s important to take a few things into consideration when picking a launching destination. Renting or Bringin Your Own? Make sure your equipment checks out. We have some of the finest Milwaukee kayak and SUP rentals. Parking – We’ve got it and it’s FREE!…

Milwaukee is known for long winters, but snowstorms in April make them extra long. As most people, the best way to make it through a winter is to plan what you will be doinig once it gets warm. Kayaking, Paddleboarding, Wake Boarding, Sailing, really anything involved with water. Fortunately for us, we do get one…